2018 soccer world cup-Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is a traditional Asian football team. This is evidenced by their six Asian Cup finals and three cups. In Asia, Saudi players are known for their skills, and they are also the first country in the Bay Area Professional League. In the international competitions, Saudi Arabia’s best performance to date has been the 1989 U17 World Championship. In the history of the World Cup campaign, Saudi Arabia has not missed the United States since the 1994 World Cup in the United States, firmly occupying a qualifying place. So far, Saudi Arabia has participated in four World Cups, the best of which was the 1994 World Cup in the United States, when Saudi Arabia was in the same group as the Netherlands, Belgium and Morocco. In the group stage, they lost 1-2 to the Netherlands in their first match, and 2-1 defeated the African upstart Morocco in the second match. In the crucial third game, thanks to Ovilan’s one-legged ride, Saudi Arabia won 1-0. Heads advanced to the top 16, but unfortunately Saudi Arabia lost 1-3 to Sweden in the next game and ended the first World Cup with the 12th result.
It is worth mentioning that Ovlan was named one of the best goals in the World Cup at the time of the game against Belgium.
Ranked second in the world’s top 10 goals in the history of the 2004 World Football Federation, second only to the 1986 Mexico World Cup, Maradona ’s long-distance raid on England.
However, after the stunning appearance of the World Cup for the first time, Saudi Arabia had no other man's performance and failed to qualify for three consecutive rounds. In the 1998 World Cup in France, they failed to qualify in the group stage with 1 level and 2 losses. In 2002, the Korea-Japan World Cup was a full-fledged loss in the 3rd round, and 1 ball missed 12 goals in the net. This humiliating performance also made them In the World Cup in the same year ranked last; 2006 World Cup in Germany, Saudi 1 level 2 losses continue to bottom.
In the South African World Cup qualifiers in 2010, Saudi Arabia entered the top 20 Asian Games directly as the first seed.
coach - Pizi - -
forward 10 Muhammad-Sahravi
forward twenty three Muhannard-Arsery
forward 15 Salman-Mowashal
forward 19 Fahad-Muvarad
forward 20 Mohammed Al Kuwaykibi
Midfielder 17 Taissil-Yashim
Midfielder 8 Yahya-Sheikh
Midfielder 6 Ibrahim Ghaleb
Midfielder 16 Hussein Mogave
Midfielder 18 Salem-Dawasari
Midfielder 14 Abdullah Otyev
Midfielder 9 Abdullah Fatah-Ashiri
Midfielder 27 Muhammad Kanu
Midfielder 11 Abdullah-Hybari
Midfielder 26 Ahmed-Phoekey
Defender 3 Osama-Hausavi
Defender 2 Mansour-Halby
Defender 12 Hassan Muady
Defender 13 Yasser Shahrani
Defender 5 Omar-Havasse
Defender 25 Motaz-Hausavi
goalkeeper 21 Yasser-Mushalham
goalkeeper 22 Fawaz Al Qarni